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DEMOCRATS ALARMED,
Supposed Deal Between Henry George
| and the Republicans.

Copyright 1887, by The California Associated Press
NEW YORK. August 25th.-TSpecial. 1.-THE
Tammany leaders do not like the billing and
cooling they allege are going on between the
Republican managers. The fact that John Me
Mackin, Chairman of the United Labor rarty' ;
General Committee, has asked Police Commits
sioner McClave to appoint ON their behalf a
nth Inspector of Elections for which the law
provides is certainly not without its significance.
McClave Is Republican, and was and is an ac-
tive Blaine man.
Louis Post, as if speaking for Henry George,
says they selected McClave because they could
not trust the Democratic Commissioners This
is just where the Tammany shoe pinches They
are sure there is a deal between George and the
Republicans, and this Election lnspectorship is
but q part of the bargain
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LONDON, August 25th.-The DAILY Nelps saw.
that Chamberlain, Ceilings and half a dozer
other Unionists Will vote in support of Glad
stones motion.
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GAR AND SULTAN.
The Squabble About Bulgaria Becoming
Rather Serious.

Record UhiOE's Special CdbLeqrdn,- Copari,qsted
by the NetO York 1}ibune.l
LONDON, August 25th.-Russia's attempt to get
Turkey TO go shares in the military occupation
of Bulgaria and the expulsion of Prince Ferdi-
nand has come to grief. The Sultan has cate
gorically refused to pull the Russian ehestnuts
out OF the fire. He takes his stand on the treaty
of Berlin. which looks to the joint action by the
Powers. This incident proves two things. First
that Russia, If really bent on getting rid OF
Ferdinand, is dTeading lest he should acquire
influence and popularity, which may make a
repetition of the kidnapping experiment dan.
gerous; and, secondly, that Russian intrigues a,
Constantinople have failed to secure her the
authority, or even the controlling influence al
which Nediioff has so long been shining This
rebuff, however, affords no guarantee for peace
The Gar, according 10 best accounts is hardly
less angry with Ferdinand than he was with
Alexander and is in mood for desperate ex.
pedients.
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CONSIDERED OUT OF DANGER.
SONOMA FAIR,
Large Attendance, Fine Exhibits and
Good Racing Events.

[Coprght, 1887, by the California Associated Press
SANTA Rosa, August 25th.-Good weather and
increased attractions caused large attendance
to-day at the fair. The Pavilion was crowded
IN the forenoon to listen to the annual address
py Hon. ). X. Luttrell. The speaker reviewed
in eloquent language the history of the county,
ana the rise and progress of Santa Rosa, and
gave graphic sketch OF the result
Every seat in the main stand was filed this
afternoon to witness the races. The first was
running, one mile and quarter dash for three
year,olds. Narcola won, Not Idle second, Orc
third. No time.
The second race, three-quarter dash, Kyrle D,
won, Alma f. second, Maginniss third Time
1l714.
The third race trotting, Alfred S. won. Allo
second. Best time, 2:27
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ATTEMPTING TOO MUCH.
An Old KnownOthing's Opinion of the
American Party.

tCopyrl9t, 1887, by The California associated Press
New YORK, August 25th.-lSpecial. An old
time knownothing, who was prominent in the
Bell and Everett campaign, says, concerning the
new American party just born in Philadelphia
These folks are making the common mistake
of trying to do too much There are many good
things III the call, but some things had better be
left out as there are other parties that already
have charge of them. For instance, intemper-
ance, polygamy and the troubles between capi-
tai and labor II they would stick to purely
distinctive American principles, as distinguished
from offensive foreignism l believe their appeal
to the country would meet such a response as
would bring the old parties TO their senses AS
luting their strength. There is a necessity for
an American party in the United States once
every twenty-five years, TO bring back the people
IN GrSt rriOpinlas
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was as follows: Boxes Of Diel and Bartlett
years, S21s to 621s cents. Some were in bad
order and some decayed. Half-boxes OF
peaches, Il 10 TO IS cents half-boxes plums,
cents halfcrates, 81 371a to 50 cents crates Of
Tokay grapes, So 80 to IS so; hslfcrates, 81 80
to 81 30. Plums and peaches come into sharp
competition with arrivals from near by points
some thirty carloads arrived here this morning
and many of the CALIFORNIA; were in bad order,
pears arriving dead ripe, and more should be
sent Iokay grapes are in good deEand, and
give good promise for later arrivals. PIums are
also in good demand
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GOVERNMENT ys. CITY.
The French Cabinet and the City of
Paris at Outs.

PARIS, August 25sh.-A conhiet Is imminent
between the Government and Municipal COun-
ell decree was to-day published annulling
the latters resolution inviting delegates ffom
all the municipalities in France to a grand con
gress here; hpt the Municipal Committee had
already isszed invitations and large number
of towns are certain to respond The Govern.
ment hes announced that it is determined to
prevent the congress, which will be the first
step toxards federation.
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WEtEs (N. H., August 25th--There was 8
large attendance al the New Hampshire Vetes-
ans EncamPment to-day. Speeches and gd-
dresses were made by General ]. c. Fremont
General j. c. Black and others
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FISHERY oUARRELs.
Cause of the Present Difficulty in the
North Sea.

Record Unions Special Cdbeqrdnl- C0pyriGhted
by The Nelo York Tribune.
LONDON, August 25th.-The fishery riots at
Ostend are but the sequel to the long-continued
difficulties of joint fishery interests in the North
sea English vessels have been involved in va
rious tro ubles with the Germans. French and
Danes, as well as with the Belgians. There is
no question but that the Belgians are wrong in
the present case. They have attempted 10 pre-
vent, by mob violence, the lawful landing of
fish from English vessels, but justify it on the
pretext that the Ostend fishermen are obliged
TO pay an import duty on fish landed at English
ports. This is untrue. The Belgian authorities,
though slow to move, have acted with decision
and dealt sharply with the rioters 0stend is
under military control, but the English smaeks
think it prudent to quit that port.
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TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC.
A Strange but Fatal Disease Raging in
Virginia.

HINTON Va.), August 25th.-In Mcdowell
county and southeastern Virginia the drought
has made the waters very low, and q peculiar
disease, which has several times previously fol-
lowed this state of affairs and which is supposed
TO be the result of minerals in the water, has
broken out in the Dead. Horse Cave neighbor-
hood. There are more than 100 cases, and thirty
deaths have occurred. Not family has es-
capped. The crops are neglected and farm work
is at standstili. The entire time of all the
well persons is required to care for the sick. 1t
is estimated that 30 people have died in Nc
Dowell county alone in the past few weeks from
the disease.
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EASTERN TURF EVENTS.
California Horses Give Good Accounts OF
Themseives

SARATOGA, August 25th.-The racing meeting
was continued to-day. The day was beautiful,
but the track heavy. The first race for the
Equity stakes for two-yearolds, three-quarters
of mile, Los Angeles won, Kingfish second,
and Satan third. Time, 11734.
The second race, free handicap sweepstakes
one mile and Il furlong, Doubt won, Pearl
Jennings second, and Royal Arch third. Time,
20l.
The third race, Pocahontas stakes, one mile
and 5O0 yards, Wary won, Grisette second
Fierenzi third. Time. 2:201&.
The fourth race one mile, Maggie Mitchell
1:49.
The fifth race, steeple- chase, about mile and
a half, Abraham Won Percy second, Beechmore
third. Time, 500.
AT MONMOUTH PARE
MONMOUTH, August 25th.-The first race to-day.
seven-elghths Of mile ovid won, Jennie B..
second, Leather Stocking third. Time, ! 33.
The Home-b bred Produce Stakes, three-quarters
OF amile, Now-or-Never won, the Cadence fillv
second, Satisfaction third. Time, 1IS15
Inc Choice stakes, one and one-half miles,
Banburg Won, Hanover second. Time, 2I5
The three-quarters of mile for two-year-olds.
Hagglns Figaro won, Montpelier second Slum-
Der third. Time, 1:20.
The one and three-sixteenth miles. Phil Lee
won, Eolian second, Argo third Time, 2:O9.
The one mile, selling, Suitor won Aureole
second, Editor third Time, 1.49.
TRoTTING AND RACING AT ALBANY.
ALBANY IN. W August 25th.-The 2:29 0trot-
tlng) class to-day Clara won, Camille second.
Bergen third, Jessie fourth. Best time, 2:2614
The 2:24 class. for PAGERS, Ilderim won, DR..
West second, Blanche third, Jennie Wood
ionIth. Best time, 2:232.
The 2:2l class drottingl Prince Wilkes won,
Alroy second, Centilla third, Lolita fourth. Best
time, 2:2415.
The 22$ class Governor Hill won, Billy Free
time, 226L
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HoLLIsrER, August 25th.-One hundred and
thirty thousand dollars worth of property
changed hands to-day Four ranches near each
other were sold for sec, 900 to syndicate of San
Jose capitalists. Other ranch sales amounted
TO about $4,000 The sales in town property
aggregate $4,000. The demand is steadily
growing, and property hard to secure at former
rates.
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RAILROAD WANTED.
Hanford People Desire More Railroad
Connection.

lcpyisht, 1887, BY The California Associated Fressi
HANFoRD, August 25th.--At meeting of the
Hanford Board of Trade yesterday resolutions
were passed relative 10 the necessity Of direct
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West Virginia Veterans.

parade of the various trades was the principal
feature of the reunion of the Army of West Vir-
ginia to-day. Twenty thousand people listened
to the annual address delivered by Hon. A. W.
Campbell. General George Crook was elected
President of the Society, and long list of Vice
Presidents were elected, including Generals W.
s Rosecraps and r Il Hayes
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ROME, August 25th.-The Government has re-
piled to the Portes note that Italy considers the
election OF Prince Ferdinand 10 the throne Of
Bulgaria legal. but that his assumption OF power
is contrary 10 the Berlin treaty, The reply ex-
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REVOLVING STORY.
People In British America Driven to
Cannibalism,

MINNEAPOLIS (Minn.) August 25th-A Winni-
peg special says: Letters from Frazier and
Stewart dated at Fort Chippiwysn, July 5th,
state that they reached that point after many
hardships, forest fires being numerous and de-
last winter was terrible, and several cases OF
cannibalism are reported. One old woman at
Little Red river admits having killed and
eaten her whole family. Starvation and canni-
balism are also reported from Mckenzie river.
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CAPTURED DOODLE.
Alleged Recovery OF Most of the Money
Stolen i'll Id ,ho.

lCopya{ght, 1887 by The Calornja associated Press
NEW YORK, August 25th.-W0rd was received
here tonight that IS, SO of the $4,000 recently
stolen from the express on the Oregon Short
Line, consigned TO Clark, Larabie & Co.. OF
Butte, NJ. T., had been recovered. Express
Messenger Bennett is said to have hired buggy
at Montpelier, /. T., and driven out of town be
ing absent two hours. Manager Gentsch heard
OF it, and traced the route of the messenger and
found all but 81, 200 buried. The case against
Messenger Bennett IS believed TO be sure No
trace OF the missing 81 800 has been found This
is the story of a Laramie paper
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OREGON.
A Freight Train Wrecked, and Two Men
Injured.

lcopyight 1887, By Ge California Associated Press
The DALLEs, August 25th.-A freight train was
wrecked about three miles east of this city this
morning at 60. ditch had washed SAND over
the track, causing the engine and tender to fall
on opposite sides. George Mans, the engineer
was injured slightly, and Daniel Macauity, the
fireman, had a leg broken. The engine and ten
der were damaged slightly
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PACIFIC COAST.
SISKIYOU TREATED TO A SUM-
MER SHOWER.
Death of an Unknown - Governor
Bartlett's Conditional Woman
Stabbed-The Boom Wave.
ROLLING ON.
The Boom Daily Gathering Force On Its
TrayeIs

Copyright, 1857 by Tie California Associated PressJ
WILLOWS, August 25th.-Our leading citizens
and farmers are contemplating the Immediate
erection OF $4,000 college building at this
place A cursory canvass has demon strated
that plenty of capital can be obtained by sub
scrption from our wealthy citizens for the pur-
pose. Canyassing will commence in a day or
two.
East Willows, an addition of some 800 lots. was
recently plated and surveyed, and will be placed
upon the market Immediately and disposed of
at auction. Numerous applications for lots are
constantly being received.
Ihe real estate market is advancing rapidly,
and much property will change hands in the
near future.
k. T. Kellys fine tract. adjoining Willows ON
the west, has, it is understood, been sold, to San
Francisco parties.
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a LITTLE BETTER.
The Governors Condition Thought to be
Improved.

OAKLAND, August 25th.-The Governor this
afternoon was III about the same condition as
yesterday. If there be any change, it is "a slight
improvement. His diet is eggs and milk Rev
DR.. Beers is with him.
CONSIDERED OUT OF DANGER
SAN FRANCISCO, August 5th.-Midnight.-The
Governor recovery is almost certain. Without
doubt his wonderful nerve and composure
count for much In the crisis of paralytic at
tack perhaps the least mental panic might have
hastened catastrophe, but at that supreme
time he was the least anxious of any about him
self, and busted himself in attending to the
days quota of State affairs, and in projecting
anead such arrangements as would preserve
public business from confusion in the event of
ms losing his sensibility and remaining any
length OF time in that condition. Never in per
feet health did he show more completely his
precise and methodical business habits and
perhaps it preserved his life
Among the official acts of the Governor on
Tuesday during the crisis of his attack, was the
preparation of a Notary Public commission for
Mr. Poole of San Francisco, vice Murphy, dc.
ceased The Governor said ''Mr. Poole is a
poor man, and worthy, with large family. Let
him have the commission"
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CANADA.
And Now Comes Champion Gaudaus's
Turn tor Defeat,
Fit Tonic for Amateur Deba,ar.

GRtALLIA (ont.}, August 25th-The Mise
siaudaur boat race was rowed this evening,
Mise winning by TWO lengths. Time, l402
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A NEW TOWN FOR SAN MArRo

REDWOOD CITY, August 25th.-The modei
town promised San Mateo county two years ago
is now an assured fact by the purchase of the
San Francisco capitalists. This tract lies ten
minutes neaIer san Francisco than Menlo Park.
and possesses all the advantages of climate that
the Later does. This is the most important sale
that has been made in the county and involves
a large amount of money. The men who have
taken hold of this project mean business. A
big hotel, model water facilities gas or electric
lighting, etc, and beautiful stone depot are to
be erected soon. The town probably will be
known as the town of PheIns
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Japanese Medical WORKS.

WASHINGTON, August 25th.-The attorney of
| the Northern Pacific Company has fled with the
| Secretary of the Interior an application for
| rehearing in the matter of the revocation of the
orders OF withdrawal of its indemnity lands
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HOME AFFAIRS.
FATAL SMASH-UP ON THE UNION
PACIFIC ROAD.
Jacob Sharp Likely to be Bailed-
Indian Affairs in Colorado
Political Points-Etc.
DISASTER ON THE u, p.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uSIoy.I
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WARNING TO SHIPPERS.
California Fruit Arriving In New York
In Poor Order.

ICopyight. lsS7. by the calJorniz Associ9ed Press
NEW YORK, August 25th.-JSpecial. Three
carloads q 200 packagesl OF California fruit were
auetioned to-day. The prices and condition
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HANFoRD, August 25th.-Real estate in this
county is beginning to boom somewhat. Forty
acres put on the market few days ago in five
and ten acre lots was very quickly sold at $50
per acre. Land transactions for the past week
amount TO upwards of s25 900. Real estate men
are very busy showing strangers through the
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Death of an Unknown.

lCcPyTigt, 1887, BY the California Associated Pressl
CHICO, August 25th.-A man named John
Wise died tnis morning at the station-house.
He was brought there sick on Monday He was
from Nebraska, had been six months in Cali
fornia, and had been in Chico a week Nobody
knew him.
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Cherry Juice ADVANCES.

IcoPygt. 1857, ts the California Associated Press
New YORK. August 25th. Special l-Bou-
torth's Vine and Spirit Circ,tldr says A further
advance in cherry juice has taken place in this
market, cable dispatches having been received
from Germany announcing another rise of five
marks per heetoliter, The new crop has turned
out a total failure, so there can only be a aues-
tion of old goods The rebate of the tax on
spirits in cherry juice, of which there was some
thing said will probably not be allowed
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lt Whole earth.
HEAVY PURCHASES IN FRESNO.

FRESNO, August 25th.-There is a very percep-
tlDle swell in the number and amount of real
estate sales in the city and the country round
about. George /. Bradley, of San Francisco, to-
day purchased >, 400 acres of unimproved land
ten miles north of Fresno, bordering the San
joaquin river, paying 100000. Asa Ellis, of Los
Angeles, has invested $50, 600 in Fresno property
during the past few days, and Murray & Powers
OF san Francisco, bought $50 900 worth of land
IN town lots. The excursion from Los Angeles
will arrive here to-morrnM
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A Californian Arrested.


BUFFALO, August 25th.-John 6. Lockwood,
claiming TO be from San Francisco. was arrested
to-day charged with stealing several hundred
Eoral
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Good Mile for Jay-Eye-see,
FREEPoRT, August 25th.-At the Driving Par,
to-day Jay Eye,See made mile in gl2i4
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Northern Pacific Matters.

ICopyght, 1857, 6y tie California Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 25th.-The Commercial
BuLletR says, i'll the matter of Boston street
gossip: The pool opposed to the present man
agement of the Northern Pacific controls, at
present a majority of the largest amount of
stock ever voted at a Northern Pacific election.
The question is raised whether the purchase of
proxies can be used in New York There is
competent authority for the statement that
Elijah Smith of the Union Pacific party is dis
obeying section of the New York Penal Code
by his present policy of buying all proxies he
can lay hands on. 1t is limited the party which
Smith represents may be considerably embar-
rassed at the annual meeting, by having this
question brought up for settlement Smith de-
n inC hn VII any rf.Nia-
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ICOpyight, 1887, by tie California sssociated Pressl
New YORK, August 25th.-[Special. Patrick
X. p. Tynat ('' No. One y writes to the Tribune
denying that Mooney, who recently attempted
harbor, was member of his physical force"
He says he never knew him, and says further
that he does not approve of the proceedings of
those small bodies of men who call themselves
dynamiters."
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LIvERMoRE STILL HOLDS OUT.

lIvERMoRE, August 25th.-The railroad com
pany VIII reduce fares to San Francisco TO 81 p
after the lst of September.
portion of the machinery for the first fruit
drler in the valley arrived to- day
Inc sales OF town property (all improyed) dur
ing lhe past week exceed $4,000 Land sales
to-day aggregate S50U0J. The excitement in
real estate is growing stronger, numerous oak
Land and San Francisco buyers being in the
held Eighty dollars per acre was refused to-
DAY Tor 1000 acre tract forty-five miles from
town.
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SALES ABOUT HAYWARDS.
HAHwARDs, August 25th.-Sales of land to dav
1901 up over 500 600, mostly country property
Ihe demand for good homestead property is
steadily ON the increase
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
PRINCE FERDINAND IL 4 BAD
ROW OF SrUMPS.
The Irish Question in Parliament
-Cannibalissn in British Amer
icD-The Belgian Rioters.
IsTEcIAL IFsPATCHEs TO THE REcoRD-UNIoEgf
GLASsToNE's APPEAL,

lGEciAl rsaPArcHEs TO THE REoORD-uN1os,s
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MODEST BOOMERS.

GILRoY. August 25th.-There is no diminution
IN the Doom OF real estate here. Brokers are so
busy that the details of transactions cannot he
had. Several new and profitable little turns
have been made by investors who do not want
the whole earth '
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DOWN BY TIE sEAcOAsr.

SANTA BARBARA. August 25th.-Real estate
sales to-day amount TO quarter of million ol
dollars. Negotiations are pending for the Moore
ranch, near 6oleta, of l coo acres 1t is supposed
the buyers represent the railroad company
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SAN JOSH, August 25th.-The excitement in
real estate continues without abatement The
day sales will reach s., $780, ,0OO The New York
EXchange property was sold TO James Phelan
for $1,000 ana it is reported that he has bonded
100 acres on the Monterey road to the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Company
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AHeavy Baseball Purse.

Copyright, 1857, 1y Tic California associated Pre,sl
oRovILIE, August 25th.-In the Plumas base
ball tournament to-day, the Santa Abies of this
place, beat the Hornets, of Quincy, for purse
OF $3.50. Score, to 4.
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Copyright, 1857, by tie California associated Kress
NEW YORK, August 25th.-[Special. Truth
announces the death of Frank Rea, the old
actor, who lately had earned living by train
ing stage aspirants. He lived several years in
Sa